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The "OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon,, Tuesday Morning, September tlO, 1935
TALKIES Dili
LICE CROWDS
Mission Society and Past
.7 Matron's Star Club , '
. Hold Meetings
... JEFFERSON, Sept. . Mrs.
Clair Halght and Mrs. Leta
Thomas vera hostesses for mem
bers of the Christian Missionary
meeting Friday afternoon in the
, churca parlors."rsi Robert Ter
hnne, acting , president, gave a
taljc on the topic, "Treasures
Await the Pioneers." Mrs. Chas.
Loveland told about "Christ Seek
ing LiTing Treasures, and Mrs.
Guy Aupperle gave an article on
"Our Changing America.
- Refreshment- were served ' by
the hostesses to Mrs. Ernest Pow
ell, Mrs. Robert Teraune, Mrs
Guy Anpperle, Mrs. Charles Love-
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iana, Mrs. a. a. rease, Mrs. sai-
, lie Tandy and Miss Elizabeth Aup
perle. : .
Star dab Meets
The Past Matrons club held its
September meeting in the lodge
rooms of the Masonic hall . with
Mrs.-S. A. Pease and Mrs. H. C
Shields joint hostesses. Following
the regular business routine, the
-time was spent In visiting and
refreshments. Present were Mrs.
George Marlatt, Mrs. Day id H
Looney, Mrs. Charles McKee, Mrs.
Earl Lynes, Mrs. George Mason,
v Mrs.. R. C. Thomas. : Mrs. Ha?el
Kelly and daughter, Lavonne, and
the hostesses,-' Mrs. f Pease and
Mrs. Shields. k,.--Picture
Draw Crowd
The Masonic hall was filled to
capacity Friday night for the
talking pictures sponsored by the
Jefferson , Better Business - club.
Preceding the pictures Jack Ty
son entertained With bis dog.
Golden Cocker Spaniel, a young
dog who knows 87 words and can
perform a number of tricks. Next
Friday night the Marion union
local will present a Tanderille
, stunt preceding the pictures. Sat
urday afternoon a boys foot race
was featured on Main street with
George Grenx winning first prise.
A tug-of-war was also a special
feature with Clinton Hart and
James Pate as captains, Hart's
team winning. Mrs. Maude Black
well receired the $5 basket of
groceries from Knight Bros.
- Lease Miller Ranch
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hen ion and
family, who have been living on
the John Henderson place north
west of town for the past year,
hare leased the A. A. Miller ranch
one mile southwest of here and
have moved there. .
Mrs. Raymond Jones and
- daughter, Ramona, of Eugene,
were guests Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones. Vic
tor Ballantyne of Salem, who oc
cupied the pulpit at' the local
Evangelical church Sunday morn
ing, was a dinner guest at the
Jones borne Sunday.
"Mr. and Mrs; Leo Weddie and
family have moved to Turner
where he will have charge of the
feed store purchased by the Wed
dles some time ago.
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34 Possessive pronoun "
35 Kind of carriage
37 Cotton fabric
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43 Supplied with weapons
45 Conjunction . .
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54 Remain
55 Moisture appearing on plants.
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4 Exclamation of disgust
5 Persia
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f the Sevea Weeks' War?
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Cleveland and the federal government on Sept. 10 plan to .honor
Oliver Hazard Perry, long-dead naval officer, on the 122nd anni
versary of the Battle of Lake Erie. It will be the first time the
federal government and the city administration has joined in ob
servance of the occasion. Three bombing planes of the U. S. army
will circle over Perry's monument tt Cleveland's Gordon park where
a number of events are planned in homage to Perry, whose dispatch
after the victory over the British, was, "We have met the enemy
and they are ours. Two ships, two brigs, one schooner and one
sloop.' This has gone down in history as one of the most famous
of all historical memories.
Kir SHOE HURT
IS CAR HI1S HORSE
WOODBCRN. Sept. 9. Rev.
Conley D. Silsby, pastor of -the
Woodburn Church of Christ, and
Miss Carol Stephens, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stephens of
McMlnnville, were married at the
McMInnville Church of Christ
September 2, wUh Rev. Earl Ladd
officiating. After a short wedding
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Silsby will
make. their borne in Woodburn.
Miss Kay Shorey, daughter of
Mrs. Gertrude Shorey, and Wal
ter Wengenroth were both in
jured and their car badly smashed
when they struck a horse owned
by. Lloyd Waymire early Sunday
morning when returning to Wood
burn west of town,. Miss Shorey
was taken to the Woodburn hos
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15 Rugged crest of a mountain
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2 1 William Tildcn and what other
player were national doubles
champions ia 1921 and 19227
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24 Native compound
25 Thing; in law
27 Kingdom j
29 'What abbreviation designates
a rhetorical name for the Re
publican Party?
30 Regret
31 Make a mistake
33 What fasaoas family of violin
makers lived at Cremona 7
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41 Discharge of several pieces of
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Erie Recalled
pital where she is resting satis
factorily. Wengenroth suffered
cuts and bruises about the bead
The Missionary society of the
Church of God was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Ben ' Schrock
recently. Mrs. George Edwards,
wife of the local Free Methodist
pastor, who was a missionary to
India several years ago, was the
speaker. Miss Anita Hoefer, garb
ed as an Indian, gave a song. Re
freshments were served. Officers
of the society are Mrs. C. W.
Hatch, president; Mrs. Eldo Mil
ler, secretary-treasurer; .Mrs. Ol
ive Potter, program chairman;
Mrs. Gladys Shaw, devotional
chairmon, and Mrs. S. S. Shan
beck, sewing chairman.
Garage Destroyed
by Blaze; Firemen
Save Store Nearby
SWEGLE, Sept. 9 Fire, which
started shortly before noon Fri
day, completely destroyed the gar
age on the J. C. Whitehead place.
which is now being occupied by
the J. J. Farrell family. Cause of
the fire is not known.
Mrs. Farrell was In the store
waiting on a customer and did
not discover the fire until she re
turned to the living quarters in
the rear of the store. A fire truck
from Salem responded to a call
and it was only through quick
action of the crew that the store
building, which was burning on
one corner, was saved. The Far
rells lost a quantity of wood, a
new tire, some fruit, quite a
number of tools and some chil
dren's toys which were stored in
the garage.
Walter Myers Coming
to Adjdress Society
ZEN A, Sept. 9. Dr. Walter
Myers, field secretary of the Ore
gon state Christian Endeavor
union, will speak Friday, Septem
ber 13, at 8 p. m. at the Zena
church, Polk county. This meeting
is to be sponsored by the Spring
Valley community Young People's
society of Christian Endeavor and
the Polk county Christian Endea
vor union.
Hop Queen Takes to
Ocean for 2 Weeks
INDEPENDENCE, Sept 9.
Miss Joan Dickson, 1935 hop fes
tival queen, left Monday for Se
attle. She will sail Tuesday night
on the H. F. Alexander for Los
Angeles and San . Francisco. In
San Francisco she will be a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clemens
Horst. She will arrive back home
September 27.
VISITS IX ROSEBURG
HAYESVILLE, Sept 9. Paul
Andresen is visiting friends in
Roseburg for the week. Mrs. Lain
King of Salem has moved into the
apartment in the Halburt home.
Mrs. Brilla Halburt is spending a
few weeks with relatives in Klam
ath Falls.
THIMBLE THEATRE
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AND THEY'RE CATtWlMfi PM
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BOOKS BY (HI
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Pulitzer; Prize Novel Also
Added to. Shelves i! offi
Town Library ""'
SILVERTON, Sept Thirty
five new books are being placed
on the shelves of the Silverton
public library this week. Among
these are Davla "Honey in the
Horn", a Harper prise novel, writ
ten by an Oregon author. Another
new novel of outstanding interest
is the Pulitzer prize novel "Now
in November", written by Joseph
ine Johnson of Seattle, whose
family is known to several Silver
ton people. Coming even nearer
home is the book, "Bells of Hel
mus", written by Mrs. De Lespin
asse of Hubbard.
Other fiction includes "Basso
Cinamon Seed"; Cather, "Lucy
Gayheart"; Garland, "Main Trav
eled Roads"; Hargreaves, "Cabin
at Trails End"; Loring, "We Ride
the Gale"; MacHarg, "Indian
Drum"; Morrow, "On to Oregon";
Ostenso, "Waters Under the
Earth ; Richmond, "Cherry
Square"; Ston, "Farmer in the
Dell"; Strahan, "Hobgoblin; Mur
der" and "October House"; Wid
demer, "Golden Rain."
Xon-Flction Added
Non-fiction being added to the
shelves this week Include Worth,
"A Century of Fashion": Whit
ney, "Some Little Plays"; Wise,
"Year Book of Plays"; Wey
ganat. "Century of the English
Novel"; Morley, "River Thames";
Applegate, "Indian Stories"; Ev
en, "Composers of Today"; Ben
nett, "Everyday Chemistry".
Children's books include Coe,
"Story Hour Reader"; Husted,
"Stories and Chieftains": Milne,
"Christopher Robin Reader";
Morse, "Creepers and Sliders";
Porter, "Laddie"; Serl, "In the
Animal World"; Skinner. "Hap
py Tales"; Twain, "Tom Sawyer";
Wilson, "Myths of the Red
Child"; Smith, "Animal Pals."
Deggllers Honored
on 25th Wedding
Anniversary Date
SILVERTON. Sept. 9. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Deggller and Mary
Ehli entertained Saturday night
for Mrs. Deggller's and Miss
Ehli's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Deggller, on the occasion of the
latter's 25th wedding anniversary.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Snyder, Lynn Miller, Dr. A. E.
Wrightman, sr., Dr. S. Edgar
Wrlghtman, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Cole, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Weath
erlll, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Martin,
Ed Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zoll
ner, Mr. and Mrs. William Degg
ller, Miss Edna Stirber, Miss Dor
othy Stirber, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Stirber, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Gander and W. B. Schaecher.
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The dream of Icarus, flight by man's
own power, took step nearer realiza
tion when German plane engineered
oy Dr. Bernhard Villinger (above)
aia! Haeseler was flown at Frankfort-
on-the-Main by Herr Duenn
beil, for three short hops of a few
hundred feet each,
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LABISH CENTER, Sept. 9.
John Zlnser, teacher of the Kum
Joln-Us class of the Sunday
school, was given a surprise fare
well party Friday night at the H
B. Aker borne. Mr. Zinser left
Saturday for Clackamas county,
where he will be employed. The
group included Mr. and Mrs. O.
Q. McClaughry, Mr. and Mrs. K.
S. Tontz, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Russ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Leedy, Mr
and Mrs. W. A. Starker, Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Lovre, Mr. .nd Mrs.
H. E. Boehm, Mr. and Mrs. H.
M. Bibby, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Pearsall, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lien
ing, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Daugh-
erty, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Pugh,
Mrs. Tillie Isham, Mrs. H. Nel
son, the honor guest, Mr. Zinser,
and Mr. and Mrs. Aker.
Naomi, Erma and W 1 1 1 a r d
Hornscbuch were honor guests at
a party .Thursday night at the E.
G. Hornschuch home. The girls
will be students at the University
of Oregon and Willard left; Sat
nrday for Naperville, 111., to con
tinue his studies at North Cen
tral college. The affair waa ar
ranged as an old-fashioned school
of larnin. Others present were
Annabelle Bennett, LaReva Ish
am, Florence Pugh, Eva Dow,
Phyllis Leedy, Louise Tontz, Ber
nadeen Daugherty, Dorothy Bib
by. Florence Lienlng, Clyde
Boehm, Leslie Klampe, Raymond
Bibby, LeRoy Isham, Lyle Klam
pe, George Tracy, Don Metheny,
Valmer Klampe, Edward Boies,
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Liening, Lau
ranee Zinser and Mr. and. Mrs.
Hornschuch.
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III 1IIT-II CRASH
AUR0RA, Sept- 9 Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Erntson, living in the
W - , M -. A ft .. L '
jriouywqoQ. area oi D&iem, . were
badly 1 iurt Sunday night about
6 : SO o'clock when, returning from
Woodburn -to Salem, when Ernt-
son's" car ; was sideswiped .by. an
unknown' driver near the Che-
mawa Tour Corners. The Ernt-.
son car rolled 20 feet over an em
bankment, turning four complete'
times, ta land uprig-ht. .
Mrs. lErntson bad two breaks
In her left leg and he has a pos
sible 'skull fracture. 7 They were
rushed -j to a - Salem . hospital,
though dne to telephone lines be
ing out.i it was an hour before the
police apd ambulance arrived. The
accident happened -when a, third
car a Chevrolet going north; at
tempted! to pass at the same time
Erntsoni was meeting another car.
The Erntsons were given first aid,
a Portland doctor and a trained
nurse bfeing in cars which followed
the Ernkson car.
The jilt and run driver is re
ported ito have turned around
within sj block of the accident and
hurried! back toward Salem at
great speed. The car was follow
ed but j no one-could get ; close
enough do get the number. ,
Foss j Resigns as
Silverton Pastor;
I Still in Montana
- SILVERTON. Sept 9. Rev.
C. L. Foss, who has been, pastor
of Trinity church for the past
four years, tendered his resigna
tion to jtake place at once. Rev.
Foss got a four months' leave of
absence early In the summer to
serve asf chaplain at Fort Missou
la, Mont, where he has been
since.
Trinity congregation will meet
Sundy jnight at 8 o'clock to act
upon the resignation and to dis
cuss calling someone to fin the
vacancy.!
Start
at
Prune Picking
Sunnyside Soon
SUNNYSIDE, Sept. 9 Things
are much astir around Sunnyside
getting ready for prune picking
which will start this week. Some
picking was done last week in the
hills.
Paul Taylor is having his big
turkey' house shingled and fifty
acres of the Elderbrook farm sub
soiled with the catipillar tractor
run by Bus Taylor. Much canning
has been done of jams and jel
lies. Peaches and Bartlett pears
and petite prunes are in popular
favor now.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rae made
an evening call at the Taylor
home. Cold refreshments follow
ed a merry social hour. Mrs. C.
R. Gregg had as house guests last
week their two daughters from
southern Oregon and California.
Hijh Tide
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Reading 'Riting and 'Rithmetic
Benedictine Nuns, Novices'
Come to Aid of Hop Grower
MT; ANGEL, Sept. t. Word
has been received here that Rev.
Alculn : ' HeibeL ' pastor r of - St.
Mary's church ; and jrector of Mt.
Angel Normal school, will not be
able to return to his duties tor
some time, due to the persistence
of i the i. throat infection-, with
which . he has - been troubled- for
some. time. Father Alculn had
been visiting relatives in Minne
sota and was ordered straight to
New Mexico from there by attend
ing physicians. He is at present
in ' St Joseph's sanitarium in Al
buquerque, N. M and will prob
ably, be forced to remain there
for several months. - -;
' Come to Aid Hop Meat ,
Here, as in most districts, hop
pickers are becoming more and
more scarce. Most yards having
full crews to begin with are. now
short. The . prolonged - season,
Mrs. Cyrus Reed of Seattle,
Wash., is visiting with her cou
sin. Mrs. W. S. Chandler. Mrs.
Reed is on her way through to
Los Angeles where she will make
her annual visit
Swimming Pool at
Silverton is Closed;
Smith Ends Season
SILVERTON, Sept 9. Silver
ton's popular swimming pool will
not open again until the regular
swimming season is over. George
Smith, who has been one of Sil
verton's most successful life
guards, closed his season Sunday.
Play projects, including1 the
recreational classes, are still be
ing carried on in the park and
will continue until September 14.
Celio Hannan and Tom Ballan
tyne are supervisors.
Melvin Ringo New
Head of Business
Men, Woodburn
WOODBURN. Sept. 9. Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Nelson of Portland
and Mr. and Mrs. Harris Nelson
of Garibaldi were in Woodburn
Sunday visiting old friends. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Nelson have sold
vvils' Wl
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j quality of the ' lops, "and 'eontln-
ued hot " weather all combine to
promote I the shortage. - The red
spider IS; prevalent In many yards.
In the exceedingly Urge college
fields the shortage was met by
having, a - large number of. the
nnns and. novices of the Benedic
tine , convent come., out to ; the
yards and help; pick. Other yards
are doing as well as they can
with short crews. There will prob
ably be, a week or two more of
picking. , -
- The Infant 'daughter of Mr.
nd - Mrs. Doug Foltz, born Sep
tember "1, was christened f in St."
Mary's church Sunday afternoon,:
Father Ildephonse of flciating. The
child was - named Maureen, and
Mr. and ! Mrs. Adam Hofenbredl,
maternal grandparents, were god
parents; . '
their store lln Garibaldi and ex
pect to locate elsewhere as soon
as a suitable Jocation ia found.
J. -Melvin Ringo was elected
president of the Woodburn Busi
ness Men's club at Its last regu
lar meeting. S. A. Hoefer . was
elected vice-president and L. R.
Gilbert secretary - treasurer. The
club went on record, unanimously
as favoring the proposed $12,500
bond issue to match a federal
grant for a new gymnasium-auditorium
at Woodburn high school.
Robert E. Houston
of Albany Called;
Funeral is Today
SILVERTON Sept. 9. Mr; and
Mrs. F. M. Powell returned from
Albany Sunday afternoon where
they were called following ' the
death of Robert Evens Houston,
80, husband of Mrs. Powell's sis
ter, who died suddenly there Frfe
day night. A son of the Houstons
died June 26. Another son, Evans
Houston and his wife and child,
had been spending- a vacation
with their parents at Albany but
had left Friday morning for their
home at Los Angeles.
Funeral seirices for Mr. Hous
ton will be held at Albany Tues
day. By CLIFF STERRETT
By WALT DISNEY
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